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Guest post from Kamla Gabbert | NHCC Alum It wasn’t long ago that a college degree was considered a must – it was rare that an individual would foster a successful career without one. However, in...

To celebrate National Cupcake Day today, we met up with NHCC math professor, Deane Newborg to decorate cupcakes and talk about the many connections between math and baking! In the full-length video...

Many exciting events have happened on campus this fall! Catch up on Fine & Performing Arts events, Employee Engagement activities, debrief from NHCC's inaugural Celebration of Generosity, hear about...

When it comes to the analytical and ever-evolving world of Computer Science, it can be easy to get tripped up and overwhelmed. I've grabbed some of my tips, and I've grabbed some of my fellow Computer...

Fresh and futuristic. Featuring nature, the human figure and bold colors! All of those aspects can be seen in NHCC graduate, Ameen Taahir's tech accessory designs at Target. Overjoyed, Ameen accepted...

November is National Gratitude Month, and we kicked it off Nov. 2 with a very special event, “Celebration of Generosity,” to recognize the generosity of donors and community partners, to celebrate...

Have you ever heard the term phenology before? Phenology is the study of cyclic and seasonal natural phenomena, especially in relation to climate, plant and animal life. But chances are, before diving...

Join us on Wednesday, November 29th from 11:30am-1:30pm in the Grand Hall for a special performance by Jarrelle Barton, a noted African-American composer, and Chinese stringed instrument (Zither and...

Happy National First-Generation College Student Day! To celebrate and recognize our students on this special day, we set out to interview five different First-Gen students at NHCC, to ask them about...

Last week at NHCC, students from our Environmental Justice and Nature Immersion class (GCST 1970), screened the premiere of their documentary titled, Belonging. This documentary follows students from...